Nicole Kidman made a striking appearance at the Wimbledon men’s singles final on Sunday, stepping out in a sophisticated all-white Ralph Lauren suit.
The 59-year-old actress joined a star-studded crowd at the All England Club to watch Jannik Sinner take on Alexander Zverev. While many guests opted for sleeveless dresses and lighter summer outfits in the sweltering temperatures, Kidman chose sharp tailoring instead.
© AFP via Getty ImagesHer polished look featured a double-breasted blazer with structured shoulders and relaxed, wide-leg trousers. She softened the monochromatic ensemble with a pale pink buttoned shirt and a matching satin tie, adding just the right amount of color.
© Darren GerrishA stylish summer look
Kidman also opted for footwear that was perfect for the hot weather. Instead of classic dress shoes or heels, she wore knitted square-toe flats with a loafer-inspired silhouette.
© Karwai TangShe completed the outfit with oversized black sunglasses, gold rings, and a wide-brimmed sunhat, which she carried alongside a soft almond-colored leather handbag.
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© Karwai TangSeated in the Royal Box, Kidman watched the match alongside Sienna Miller and Vogue editor Anna Wintour.
© WireImageA familiar Wimbledon favorite
This isn’t the first time Kidman has embraced tailored suiting at Wimbledon. At last year’s tournament, she wore a cream Brunello Cucinelli double-breasted suit with contrasting dark buttons over a semi-sheer white shirt. She finished that look with a slouchy beige handbag and another wide-brimmed hat trimmed with a black band.
© Karwai TangNicole Kidman’s heartfelt family ritual
Earlier this year, Kidman shared one of her daily traditions with her family, revealing that she insists on getting a two-minute hug from her youngest daughters every day.
Speaking at HISTORYTalks in Philadelphia in April, the Oscar winner, who shares Sunday Rose, 18, and Faith Margaret, 15, with husband Keith Urban, said, “Both my daughters will kill me for saying this, but I’m like, ‘You need to hug [me] for two minutes a day.’”
© Stephane Cardinale - CorbisShe added, “It releases certain chemicals in the body, and everyone needs to be hugged for about two minutes a day. Did you know that?”
